Bahrain Sets BHD 2,000 Salary Requirement for Residency

Bahrain has announced that to qualify for its Golden Residency programme, which provides permanent residency benefits, working professionals must earn a minimum average monthly basic salary of BHD 2,000, approximately N7 million. This requirement applies to individuals who have been employed in Bahrain for at least five years.
Additionally, applicants must have continuous registration with Bahrain's Social Insurance Organisation for the entire five-year period, with their salary reflecting the qualifying amount without any gaps. It is important to note that only the basic monthly salary is considered for this threshold; bonuses and allowances do not count.
The programme is aimed at various categories of individuals, particularly salaried professionals, and is designed to attract high-earning expatriates seeking long-term stability in Bahrain. The significant salary requirement suggests that only those in senior or specialist roles, particularly in fields like finance, engineering, and medicine, are likely to qualify.
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